The structure uses "weeds" as a metaphor for being trapped or tangled up, borrowed from gardening where weeds overtake plants, repurposed to describe a chaotic work environment. It is used to describe a server, cook, or bartender who is overwhelmed by too many customer orders, unable to keep up with the pace or catch up on tasks. People typically say "I'm in the weeds" when they need help or are falling behind during a rush.

Définition et signification de « in the weeds » en anglais

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